Sunrise Corridor Community Visioning Project
Clackamas County and our partners, Happy Valley the Oregon Department of Transportation and Metro, are working with the community to create a vision for a healthier, more livable community with safe travel options for everyone to access recreation and parks, jobs, businesses and schools.

In this newsletter, we will share project updates and offer opportunities to provide feedback. Please forward this information to people you think may be interested. Thanks for your help! 
First meeting of Sunrise Visioning Project Steering Committee set for Jan. 31; public welcome to attend
The Steering Committee will hold its first meeting from 5:30-7:30 p.m., Jan. 31 in the second floor media center in Adrienne C. Nelson High School (14897 SE Parklane Dr., Happy Valley). 

The in-person meeting is open to the public. People may also attend virtually.

The project is intended to build meaningful partnerships with people who live, work and visit the area to develop an equitable, community-supported vision for the future. The Steering Committee of community and business members, and representatives from the partner agency, will explore the strengths and opportunities in the Sunrise Corridor Community and help develop recommendations for its long-term success. 

Accessibility to the steering committee is important to us. Please email Ellen Rogalin at ellenrog@clackamas.us to receive materials in other languages and formats. 
Steering Committee members
The Steering Committee is composed of community members and elected officials chosen to bring together many voices with a shared desire to work together for the community. The committee will work with the project team to explore the strengths and opportunities in the Sunrise Corridor Community and help develop recommendations for its long-term success. 

Steering Committee members were carefully chosen from a large pool of applicants to provide a diverse, involved group of people working together for a common goal. Steering Committee members are: 

  1. Alan Lehto, Project partner/TriMet
  2. Alia Long, Community
  3. Ariadna Falcon Gonzalez, Community-based organizations
  4. Brett Sherman, Project partner/Happy Valley
  5. Christine Lewis, Project partner/Metro
  6. Dan Occhipinti, Business and freight
  7. Daryl Woods, Business and freight
  8. Diana Helm, Community
  9. Kathy Hyzy, Education
  10. KeDarious Colbert, Healthcare
  11. Kimberly Swan, Climate and environment
  12. Lizbeth Hale, Business and freight
  13. Marc Kilman-Burnham, Emergency/Resilience
  14. Mark Aasland, Recreation
  15. Mike Cebula, Community Planning Organizations
  16. Mishayla Richardson, Community
  17. Monica Di Pietrantonio, Education
  18. Paul Savas, Project partner/Clackamas County
  19. Rebecca Stavenjord, Adjacent project partner/Multnomah County
  20. Rian Windsheimer, Project partner/ODOT
  21. Tracy Moreland, Tribal
Steering Committee meetings
If you'd like to keep up with this group, watch for notices of future meetings on the project website. Meeting materials, including recordings of past meetings, will also be posted online.